Dragon

Your specialization and training grant you the following spells. You know the following spells and they do not count towards the number of spells you can prepare.

You have bargained with many creatures that will heed your call. You can expend a corresponding spell slot to summon a creature you have bargained with to aid you. They are summoned for one minute or one hour if you have your Summoner’s Circle active. Using this feature counts the same as casting a leveled spell of the School of Conjuration. If you call forth an additional Summon, the previous one vanishes back to their home plane.

They take their turns after your turn in initiative and follow reasonable orders but will not willingly endanger themselves. If you fall unconscious they remain for one turn, taking the dodge action their turn. If they drop to zero hit points they disappear and return to their native plane. Your summon does not have Legendary Resistances or Legendary Actions if it would normally have them.

The arcane power of the Dragons fills your Summoner’s Circle. Once per long rest you can use a bonus action to dismiss your Summoner’s Circle and regain a second level spell slot or lower as you absorb latent draconic energy.

When you call upon your Summon the Dragon’s power flows into you. You regain hit points equal to your Summoner’s level plus your INT modifier (Minimum 1).

Your studies have unearthed the capacity to unlock more of your Summon’s draconic power. Your Summons deal 2D6 Psychic damage to each creature that fails the saving throw from their Frightful Presence feature.

Your Summoner’s Circle absorbs even more latent draconic energy. When you dismiss your Summoner’s Circle you can regain a third level spell slot or lower.

You can reinvigorate your Summons through the bargain you have formed. Once per long or short rest you can use an action to cause your Summon to regain the use of its Breath Weapon.